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Can you identify the world’s happiest city? | Today In Dubai

We could all need a little more joy in our life, and there’s no better way to accomplish it than to put your out-of-office message, board a plane, and fly somewhere new. The sole issue? Identifying the locations that are most likely to make you truly happy and relaxed.

It is therefore fortunate that this recent poll from the travel agency IVisa claims to have identified the cities with the highest levels of happiness globally. Five characteristics were considered in order to determine the ranking: life expectancy, sunshine hours, work hours, cost of living, and friendliness of the locals.

And who won the competition? Lisbon would be that. The Portuguese capital enjoys an incredible 2,801 hours of sunlight annually, and residents work an average of 31 hours each week, so there is no shortage of time to soak up the rays. Additionally, it’s reportedly the second-friendliest location, so if you relocated there, you’d meet tons of new friends.




Barcelona came in second. The city’s average life expectancy is 84 years, its cost of living is ranked 11th (out of 40), and natives work even less than those in Lisbon (an average of 30 hours a week). Check out Hulm Dubai for more interesting articles.

In general, Europe performs extremely well on the list: Athens is ranked second, and Rome is ranked fourth. Then we travel to Sydney, one of the friendliest cities, in Australia. Las Vegas, which is ranked number 12 overall, is the only American city to make the top 20. Additionally, the UK doesn’t fare so well, with Brighton ranking at 13 and Cardiff at 19.

According to the survey, these are the top 10 happiest cities in the world:

  • Lisbon, Portugal
  • Athens, Greece
  • Rome, Italy
  • Sydney, Australia
  • Madrid, Spain
    Toronto, Canada
  • San José, Costa Rica
  • Istanbul, Turkey
  • Bangkok, Thailand:

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